Sentence examples for analyses of a trial from inspiring English sources

Secondary analyses of a trial with back pain patients comparing a psychosocial intervention to usual primary care showed that profiles of patients responding favorably to treatment differed between intervention groups even though the effects measured at group level showed no difference at all [ 50].

Responsiveness, the degree of progression of radiological joint damage above the measurement error, is best determined by the smallest detectable change (SDC = ±1.96 × SDΔ (change scores between raters)/(√k × √2), where 'k' represents the number of readings or raters used for the actual analyses of a trial.

The first of these reports key results of the analyses on a trial-by-trial basis, including information about participant number, trial number, user-specified codes for stimulus conditions, key data used in the SRT analysis, and the result of the SRT analysis (i.e., SRT, or information that the SRT was rejected).

Conclusions: In exploratory analyses of a randomised trial in patients with septic shock, we observed no mortality benefit in any subgroups of transfusion at a haemoglobin threshold of 90 g/dl vs. 70 g/dl.

This hypothesis is substantiated by secondary analyses of a preventive trial in top level volleyball athletes.

In this paper, we report on secondary analyses of a randomized trial of a CHD adherence intervention (second generation decision aid plus tailored messages) versus usual care in an effort to understand how the decision aid facilitates adherence.

These investigators also reported summary interim analyses of a similar randomized trial, the Stockholm trial, with a relative hazard ratio of 0.82 (95% CI 0.35 1.9).

Conclusion: This subgroup analyses of a randomized controlled trial, found no survival benefit when comparing crystalloids to colloids in critically ill surgical patients.

Secondary analyses of a randomized controlled trial of multicomponent home-based rehabilitation in community-dwelling patients following hip fracture (ISRCTN53680197).

When subgroup analyses of a positive clinical trial are unrevealing, such findings are commonly used to argue that the treatment's benefits apply to the entire study population; however, such analyses are often limited by poor statistical power.

Post hoc analyses of a randomized, multicenter trial found that any change in renal function (either improved or worsened) with AHF was associated with longer LOS and increased mortality compared with stable renal function.